WITH THE SUPPORT OF KULTUR|LX

CERAMIC BRUSSELS 2025

Ceramic Brussels is a major international fair dedicated to contemporary ceramics, bringing together over 60 galleries, institutions, and key players in the field within a unique scenography. The 2025 edition will spotlight Norway, emphasizing the innovation and richness of its artistic scene, while expanding its focus to modern ceramics and enhancing its international impact.

The inaugural edition, held in January 2024 at Tour & Taxis in the heart of Europe, featured 55 international galleries, nearly 200 artists, and welcomed 12,900 visitors. Supported by renowned figures such as Johan Creten in 2024 and Elizabeth Jaeger as the guest of honor for 2025, Ceramic Brussels stands out for its activist ambition. The event combines a marketplace and exchange platform with a rich program of tours, exhibitions, and conferences, while continuously rethinking and innovating its format for each edition.

LETIZIA ROMANINI

After earning a degree in Visual Arts in 2006, Letizia Romanini (born in 1980) joined the École Supérieure des Arts Décoratifs de Strasbourg, graduating in 2009 with a specialization in Soft Materials/Objects. Driven by a passion for teaching and collaborative creation, she completed the CFPI at HEAR in 2018. Living between Strasbourg and Luxembourg, her hybrid practice combines installation, sculpture, and drawing, exploring both 2D and 3D spaces. Her works capture the ephemeral and magnify the intangible, playing with scales and perception. Through intuitively chosen materials, she creates fragments that invite projection, where every detail unveils a complex universe.

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